Q&A for How to Clean Nike Sneakers

Any of type of Magic Eraser product tends to help scuff marks come out. Simply get it wet and then focus on the scuff mark. Another trick is using a number two pencil eraser, if you have one of those handy.

Some shoes may get damaged in the dryer. Let them air dry in a dry, well-ventilated area.

If your shoes are muddy or there are some stains on them, you can wash them in a mild detergent. When cleaning, any sort of soft bristle brush or toothbrush works very well.

Use bleach mixed with water, and scrub them with a towel; or put them in the washing machine on cold in a washing bag or pillowcase tied up.

Yes you can, but you will not get them as a clean as if you wash them by hand.

I honestly would not recommend drying your shoe on or too close to a radiator heater, it could significantly damage the shoe. Instead, air dry it outside or use a fan. Also, stuffing newspaper in your shoes sucks up moisture.

If you can, take out the soles and dry them with a towel. Blow-dry the inside of the shoe.

Put water and white vinegar in a spray bottle and spray the concoction on the spots.

Fill your sink up halfway with water. Take some hand soap and work it into each of the laces. Be thorough; loosen all the dirt you can. Drop the laces into the water and wash away the remaining soap. Wrap a dry rag firmly around one lace. Pull the rag along the length of the lace to dry it, and repeat the process to dry the other lace.

Use a toothbrush and a little bit of toothpaste. Scrub it and then submerge it in water. Repeat the process as necessary.

Try using a nonbleach spray such as OxiClean.

You can buy stain and water repellent from Finish Line, Adidas and other shoe stores.

You should use the hot setting on your dryer to dry your shoes.

Dunk the shoelaces in water with soap and then scrub gently at them with a toothbrush. To dry the shoelaces, wipe them with a towel and air dry or hang them in front of a fan.

Yes, they will. I tried this a couple of days ago and my shoes look brand new. I've had success using toothpaste as well.

It really depends on the material. If the material of the shoe is leather or any non-fabric, use warm water. If the material of the shoe is flynet, fabric or mesh, use room-temperature to cold water.

Yes you can do that but you must wash that alone, there mustn't be anything else in the washing machine at the same time unless it's a towel for padding.